Radiator/heater Q

Andreas

Andreas

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The very "in-the-way-for-the-turbointake" hose on the left (looking from front) on the radiator. Whats that for? Heater core? Disconected my heater core a couple years ago and I can't remember. If so can I block the outlet from motor?
 
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Lynn D. Brown

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

Not sure I understand your question, but there is a hose from the heater that goes over to the Int.Manifold to get water for the heater.
 
Andreas

Andreas

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

yeah...I know...not the best with words.

Tomorrow I´ll post a pic insted
 
bezerk

bezerk

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

i'am sure that if you mean the port in the radiator, that sits almost toward the intake of the turbo goes to the heatercore.

in sweden, you got snow, so why don''t you replace the heatercore?
 
Andreas

Andreas

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

yes thats the port. So can I plug that one...remove hose and plug the outlet by the manifold?

I dont drive my TY in the winter...I'm taking my bicycle too work in the snow.
I know it's stupid :)
 
bezerk

bezerk

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

well, i didn''t reply cause i am not really sure.
but i think you will have no problems if you were going to plug them both of.
 
Andreas

Andreas

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

Well gone try to keep it, Just wanted to clean up as much as possible in the engine compartment. Just ordered a "Cobra elbow" for clearing that hose.
Another 65$ to the TY.....this is starting to be $$$$$
 
nightdiver

nightdiver

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

Yes you can plug both ports.
By the way how far is you job from the house ? ......bicycle with snow man ? but then youre a TY owner :)
 
Andreas

Andreas

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Re: Radiator/heater Q

Damn, I was to fast ordering the Cobra eldow...LOL...Well Its gone look nicer than the orange old elbow :)

I work so much and my garage is at work (for two more weeks only :( ) so I guess I call work for home LOL.
It takes me about 7 minutes to get too work on my bike (not in the snow thou)
 
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